New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
PRINCE PERDINAND'S JOURNEY.

HE COMMUNICATES HIS INTENTIONS TO TIE PORTE
AND POWERS.
VIENNA. Aug. 11.-Pruce Ferdinand OF SAKE
Coburg Gotha who is.on his way TO Sophia TO assume
the Bulgarian throne, slept last night at OrsoVa lie
arose early and resumed his journey at O'Clock this
morning. Prince Ferdinand sent note to the Powers
yesterday stating that his reason for starting Tor Bn
gaia without their consent that he was convinced
their opp Ositon to his acceDtance OF the Bulgarian
trone was not due 10 objection TO him personally,
but was directed solely to the manner OF his election
CoNsTANTfNoPLE. Aug. 11.-Prince Ferdinand has
telegraphed the Sultan informing him OF bis depart
ure Blu garia aud expressing the hope that he VIII
accent his election to the Bulgarian throne lie says
further that he goes to Bulgaria TO act in conformity
with the Sutan's wishes and that his nte9ton is TO
govern the country with love- justice and equity "a re-
spects all giOns lie also sent to the Sultan copy
OF a proclamation declaring that the Bugari people
determined to walk in the ways OF liberty and CIV
ilization.
WIpDIN, Aug 1.-The city is decorated with flags
and banners anticipation OF The arrival OF Prinse
Ferdinand. tfiumpha arch has been erected 10 the
Princes honor. which bears the Inscript on Bull
csria trumphanily greets you. Her happiue-s in
your hands She trusts yor to Getend her in nicpend
ence The country and the people will be with YOU
Abandoned his Journey to Bulgaria in consequence OF
Turkey's threats TO occupy bulgaria
KALAKAUAS SHAKY THRONE.
REvoLUrIo>Isrs BENT UPON DESTROYING Ills
PALACE-KAPIoLANIs TRIP.
SAN francisco, Aug IL (Spccal.-rho steamer Aus
advces August 2, had on board r. Jones. proni-
nent merchant and leader OF the Citizen League lie
said "The King is In his palace and there he'll stay as
long as he behaves himself or course he signed the
Constitution because he had 10. tell you the boys
were after him and Gibson ana thought at one time
there would much trouble than We hal IL was
all we could do TO restrain the younger men III our
League aud keep them from getting right into the palace
aqd destroying things an forever do away with all this
King business. 1 was not there the day Gibson ltho
deposed Premier left for san Francisco, but under
stood that II he did actually away he lost no
time in leaving He had better not go back there
never a near losing his HE AS he dld
Why, the boys looking for "A rope Tor INN one
day and had beg them not TO do anything OF tdt
sort Since Gibson left the Minister OF Finance has
been looking the accounts and whom leIt therc
had been found shortage OF about $4,000 This short
age was In the Chinese imml grafton tax accounts.
Every Chinaman coming TO the Islands was formerly
charged $40 and there good chance Tor detcau0a
in these accounts. ,.
IN. Ha,c1fbiu Gd-cte declares that Queen kapioanis
trip useless expense and that there are reports hdt
she borrowed -. 900 TO pay for hor return trip 49,
LOSDoN, Aug. ll.-ln the House OF Commons tHIs
afternoon Sir j. Ferguson Parliamentary Secretary Tor
the Foreign Office said the Government had no infor
nation in reference 10 the rum0r that the new ia wala
Ministry had refused to recognize a. valld inc
$4,000 900 loan contracted by the late Premier.